We’ve had some rich conversations on the IFWE blog recently on women and work—both on working women and the church and the value of homemaking in God’s economy....
Parenting is full of teachable moments. I’m finding that’s true both for the parent and the child. My son came home one day and exclaimed, “Mommy, you know...
For many of us, the week after Holy Week leaves us wondering what is next. The period of self-denial is over for those who chose to participate in...
When I was a mostly-stay-at-home mom, I really questioned my value to the machinery of our economy. What was I contributing to the GDP? If I was not...
Making friends in college is to some degree artificial because the college environment itself is artificial and temporal: thousands of young men and women, who are more or...
Over the last 40 years, I have had a rather unique journey, with three distinct career paths in the fields of math education, ministry, and the military. I...
“I feel invisible.” “I manage a multi–million dollar portfolio at work. When I offered to help with the finances at our church, the finance committee never responded.” “I...
If you’ve read anything about millennials in the past five years, you know they desire meaningful work. As described previously on this blog, this desire can be a...
If you’ve recently graduated from college, simply having a job is cause for gratitude. Through our work, God provides not only for our sustenance, but for all of...
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